Beaufort High School - Mainsail Yearbook (Beaufort, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1950 volume:

An institution of learning is “a ship that sails the sea of knowledge. Such a ship must be sound and firm; and as faultless in its very depths as it is in its uppermost riggings. It must have back- ground, unity, beauty, and above all the cherished little idiosyncrasies that make its crew want to stand up and say, “This is my ship. With this self same attitude we, the staff of 49-50, present to you this yearbook of Beaufort High School. 2 cJ edicaL ion TO THOMAS H. McQUAID Through the years you have been our guiding light, our friend and our leader. Your sympathy and understanding, which have been manifest from time to time, will ever remain with us. Our future years will show your unerring influence. We shall never forget you, “Coach.” In parting we say, “Farewell and God Bless You.” 3 When I first met you in September, 1939 you were a cute, little tow-head group in the second grade. Can you reminisce for a few minutes and be- lieve that you were ever that small? Now you are dignified Seniors and much prettier and handsomer than you were eleven years ago. You have been full of life and enjoyed it to the fullest extent. By being exuberant you have helped me to feel young. You are a group that I have admired for your loyalty, honesty, and fair play. With these virtues as guiding stars in your future, I predict for each of you happiness and success. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 ys Chadwick acuity uaid Frank Hawkins Madolyn Goodwin (not pictured) The mysterious depths of ocean, and the wonders that you see, Are but nature’s marvels, the denizens of the sea. The blue-green of the waters, has a fascinating look, It draws one like a magnet, to some strange and darkened nook, Alas, fierce, rolling ocean, your charm can long endure, But the white and lifeless sailors, no longer can you lure, The corals of the briney deep, one reaches and cannot get. The strife is long, the way is hard, and life a strangling net. For-sooth that I should ever say, give up for all is lost, I only meant (and truly said) that your goal will dearly cost. Fame or glory is not easily won, nor yet silver or precious gems, The efforts of man must be strong and not fantastic whims, Never fear the on-rushing tide, nor yet know the coward’s wail. Hold your own with any man, and then you cannot fail. The storm of life is bitter, and many are those that fall, But any man can weather the storm if on his maker he does call. Strange and yet simple life appears to be, For in all his terror and hardships, even man is free. Early one bright September morning in the year 1946, Piver’s Island was over- run by 88 very green freshman students. The freshmen wandered sorefooted and dumbfounded around the island for about four months. Sometimes they were solic- itously told that they would get a new school building or that the weather would finally clear; though more often they were ridiculed and snubbed by upperclassmen. But, as there is a certain solace in being the underdog, they rather reluctantly left the freedom of the beautiful island to go to the strict routine of a school build- ing. After enjoying a summer’s vacation these still hopeful students came back forcefully as sophomores to tackle this high school “business.” Soon they began to filter into the many extra-curricular activities of the school. Here their minds and personalities awakened and began to flourish. It was revealed that they were particularly talented in music, in athlet- ics, in loud talking, and in the art of per- secuting innocent freshmen. However these ambitious sophs also sought ad- vancement by trying to overcome the so- cial barriers set up by snobbish Juniors and Seniors. With the aid of a still young student council they were practiced in the art of self-government. The Junior year caught its class nap- ping over the ordeal of the Junior-Senior banquet. They were soon awakened, how- ever, to find it quite a job. But every cloud has its silver lining and after the gym had its “face lifted” it really did resemble heaven. The banquet was such a success it even surprised the Juniors. By now many classmen had won athletic awards, musical recognitions, and key positions in clubs. All in all, they were really preparing for the big year. And how it came. Truly this was the year of glory. Seniors won control of the student body. They now were the sedate untouchables. They often feigned forget- fulness of underclassmen’s names, they became immediately indignant at the slightest encroachment upon their rights, and they lived in a little world of their own. They laughed at their own jokes and own frailities. Now their high school voyage is over. There is no turning back to recapture the the carefree life of youth. Some will loiter reluctantly at the door of life, while others will fail. Butin the heart of each there is a secret hope that he can accomplish something to bring honor and glory to his beloved Alma Mater. 7 Seniors CLASS OFFICERS Charles Owens . . . .Treasurer Betty Lou Pittman . . . Secretary Jimmy Fodrie. . .Vice-President Neva Dail..............President CLASS MASCOT: Bill Willis MOTTO: The beckoning hand of fortune calls; and we cast off on the rising tides. CLASS COLORS: Blue and white CLASS FLOWER: Larkspur JULIAN EDWARD AUSTIN Choo-Choo Basketball-2,3,4; Baseball -2,3, 4; Football-4; Boys State-3; Student Council-3,4; President-4; Beta Club- 3,4; Band-3,4; Varsity Club-4; Jun- ior Class Vice-President; Senior Play. CEDRIC DUANE BEACHEM Sharky” 4-H-l,2,3; Beta Club-3,4; Sophomore Class President; Student Council-2; Basketball-4; Annual Staff-4. BERTIE MONROE BROOKS Bert Glee Club-1,2; Band-3; Student Coun- cil-4; Football-4. MERITA CAROL CHADWICK (Entered B. H. S. in 1948) Tri-Hi-Y 3 EDGAR EARL COLE Football-4. WILLIAM OLIVER CRAWFORD nBilly Glee Club-1,2; Basketball-2,3; Assis- tant Manager-4. NEVA WILLIS DA IL Glee Club-1,2; Student Council-1; Tri-Hi-Y-2,3,4; Program Chairman-3, Secretary-4; Beta Club-3,4, Treasurer- 4; Senior Class President; Marshall- 1,2,3, Chief Marshall-3; Scholarship Medal-2; Annual Staff-4; Senior Play. IRIS WINIFRED DAVIS Freshman Class President; F.H.A.-I,2, President-2; Tri-Hi-Y-2,3,4 , Presi- dent-4; Majorette-3,4, Alternate-1,2; Glee Club-2,3; Beta Club-3,4; Basket- ball-1 ,2,3,4; Student Council-2,4; Varsity Club-4. 9 MARY ELIZABETH DAVIS Glee Club-1,2; Tri-Hi-Y-2,3,4, Treas- urer-3; Student Council-4._ CONSTANCE VANCE DUDLEY CONNIE Band-1 ,2,3,4; Beta Club-3,4; Student Council-2; Junior Class Treasurer. NITA LOIS DUDLEY F.H.A.-I,2,3,4, Treasurer-4. MELVIN GRAY EUBANKS 4-H-l,2,3,4; Annual Staff-4. HOWARD COLE FODRIE Pat Basketball-1,2,3,4, All County Guard- 4; Baseball-2,4; Beta Club-3,4, Pres i - dent-4; Student Council-1,3,4, Vice- President-3; Glee Club-2,3; Class President-|,3; American Legion Award- I; 4-H-l, Secretary-I; Band-1; Foot- ball-4, Captain-4; Vars1ty Club-4 ; Annual Staff-4; Senior Play. JAMES EDWARD FODRIE, JR. Jimmy Basketball-2,3,4, All County Forward- 4, A.C.C. All Tournament Guard-3; Baseball-2,3,4; Glee Club-1,2; Stu- dent Council-2; Boys� State-3; Foot- ball-4; Senior Class Vice-President; Varsity Club-4; 4-H-l; Business Mana- ger of Newspaper-4. MARGARET FODRIE WYMAN F.H.A.-I,2; Beta Club-3 4. PEGGY JOYCE GUTHRIE Majorette-1,2,3,4; Glee Club-2,3; Tr1-H1-Y-3 4; Student Council-2,4; Beta Club-3,4, Secretary-4; Basket- ball-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-4. MARGARET MAE HAMILTON Peggy Band-1; Glee Club-2,3; Student Coun- cil-3; F.H.A.-|,2; Basketball Manager- 1, 4; Varsity Club-4; Reporter-4. JOHNNY WASHINGTON HAYNES, JR. Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H-l; Bus Driver- 3 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Glee Club Award-3; Business Manager of An- nual-4; Senior Play. ALICE MARIE HILL F.H.A.- I ,2; Basketball-1; Student Council-3; 4-H Club-3, President-3. JEAN GRAHAM HOPKINS Jean ie (Entered B. H. S. in 1948) Tri-Hi-Y- 4; Beta Club-4; Band 3� ; GLEE Club- 3; Junior Class Secretary; Student Council-3; Annual Staff-4; Marshall-3. LETITIA ANN HOUSE Tish Beta Club-3,4; F.H.A.-I; Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4; Glee Club-1,2,3; Senior Play. MAY JOSEPHINE I POCK Jo Tri-Hi-Y-3� 4, Reporter-3,4; Glee Club- 1,2,3; Paper Staff-4. OTTIS REYNOLDS JEFFERSON, JR. Band-1,2,3,4, Band Award-2; Glee Club- 1-2; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Basketball-2, 3,4; Varsity Club-4. MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON Beta Club-3,4; F .H. A.-I ,2,3; Glee Club-1,2,3. 11 WILLIAM WARD KING Pete 4-H Club-1,2,3,4; Senior Play. OLA CORRINNE LAUGHINGHOUSE Band-1,2,3,4; Glee Club-1,2; F.H.A.- I,2,3; Beta Club-3,4. AUDREY LOUISE LAWRENCE Glee Club-1,2; F.H.A.-I,2. ALEX DELMAS LEWIS Band-1,2,3; F.H.A.-4; Basketball Mana- ger-4; Football Manager-4; Annual Staff-4 . MARY SUE LYNCH wSkinny Band-1,2,3; F.H.A.-I,2; Glee Club-2; Tri-Hi-Y-4; Basketball-2,3,4; All County Basketball Team-4. PATSY RUTH MILLER F.H.A.-I,2; Glee Club-1,2,3; Beta Club-3,4; Band-2. JUANITA MOORE Nita F.H.A.-I,2; Majorette-1,2,3,4; Glee Club-2,3; Cheerleader-2; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Tri-Hi-Y-3,4, Treasurer-4. PATRICIA JEAN MORTON Pat Student Council-1; F.H.A.-I,2; Glee Club-1,2. BETSY MAE NOE Bet F.H.A.-I,2; Glee Club-1,2; Tri-Hi-Y- 2,3,4; Beta Club-3,4, Program Chair- man-4; Annual Staff-4. PEGGY O'NEAL Peg Glee Club-1,2,3; Basketball-| ,2,4; F.H.A.-I,2; Varsity CLub-4; Secretary and Treasurer-4. CHARLES OWENS, JR. Basketball-2,3,4; Football-4; Band-3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer. EDGAR LLOYD PAKE Eddie (Entered B. H. S. in 1947) 4-H Club- 1,2,3. HELEN DA|L PAUL Glee Club-1,2,3; Drum Majorette-I,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y-2,3,4, Program Chair- man-4; Beta Club-3,4; Student Council- 1,2, Secretary-2; Cheerleader-3; MarsHall-1,2,3; Newspaper Editor-4; Annual Staff-4; Activities Award-3; Senior Play. MARY FRAZIER PAUL Band-1, Glee Club-1,2,3; Beta Club- 4; Tri-Hi-Y-4; Student Council-2; Cheerleader-3,4; Annual Staff-4; Sen- ior Play. BETTY LOU PITTMAN 4-H Club-1,2,3,4, Secretary-3; Senior Class Secretary. WILLIAM HENRY RICKS, JR. Billy Bus Driver-3,4; 4-H Club-1,2,3,4. This Page Sponsored By SARA’S DRESS SHOP Beaufort, Morehead, N. C. 13 WILLIAM ROBERT SAMMONS Bill Baseball-1 ,3,4; Basketball-2,3,4; Football-4; Glee Club-3; Varsity C lu b-4 . IRENE ELIZARFTH SIMPSON MARY LETITIA SIMPSON Tisha” Glee Club-1,2; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Beta Club-3,4; F.H.A.-I; Sophomore Class Secretary; Varsity Club-4; All Tournament Basketball Teams, County Farm Life-4. GUY SMITH, JR. FRANK IE Glee Club-1,2,3; Student Council-3,4; Basketball-2,3,4; Baseball-3,4; Foot- ball-4; Glee Club Award-2; Varsity Club-4, President-4; Senior Play. JOHN WILLIAM SMITH Johnny Glee Club-1,3; Cheerleader-3,4. LESLIE DAVIS SPRINGLE L. D. 4-H Club-1,2,3; Bus Driver-3,4. MAMIE LOU SPRINGLE F.H.A.-I,2; Beta Club-3,4. BETTY LOU STUART Scotty Glee Club-1,2,3; F.H.A.-I,2,3; Beta Club-3,4. C. D. JONES CO. Everything to Eat Beaufort, N. C. l 4 DAISY DEAN SULLIVAN F.H.A.-I,2; Glee Club-1,2,3; Beta Club-3,4; School Reporter-3,4; An- nual Editor-4. OLIVE VAUGHN TAYLOR Freshman Class Treasurer; 4-H Club- 1,2,3; President-2; Beta Club-3,4; TrI-Hi-Y-3,4; F . H. A. - I ,2; Annual Staff-4; Cheerleader-4; Senior Play. ROBERT RIDER THOMPSON Bob (Entered B. H. S. in 19 9) Football- 4; Band-4; Cheerleader-4. BETTY GENE TYLER Beanie F.H.A.-I,2; Glee Club-1,2,3; Beta Club-3,4; Tri-Hi-Y-4; Senior Play. GEORGE WASHINGTON WALLACE Postgraduate. SUE GERTRUDE WARD F.H.A.-I,2; 4-H Club-1,2,3,4; Beta Club-4 . KENNETH HOWARD WILLIS Turkey Student Council-1,2,3; Glee Club-|, 2,3; Football-4. Compliments of CARTERET HARDWARE CO. INC. Phone 4Z1 -1 Beaufort, N. C. 15 Billy Downum Peggy Piver. Patsy Mason Bryan Loftin . . President . .Secretary Vice -President . Treasurer FIRST ROW: Maxine Hyler, Margaret Anne- Lewis, Christine Hansen, Bernice Griffin, Jean Taylor, Anna Lou Laughton, Elizabeth Bell. SECOND ROW: Genevieve Simpson, Faye Brooks, Jane Basden, Patsy Warren, Rozella Smith, Dorothy Wallace, Marie Cannon. THIRD ROW: Mildred Mason, Mr. Dail , Joyce Garner, Patsy Mason, Peggy Piver, Virginia Saunders, Lavenia Mason, Jean Ball, Vera Lou Loftin. FOURTH ROW; Janice Willis, Alice Dudley, Janet Davis, Carroll Ann Willis, Betsy Ful- ford, Shirley Lipman, Carolyn Gaskill. 16 FIRST ROW: Thomas Wade, Thomas Iverson, Morgan White, Mark Eubanks, Bill Simp- son, BONZELL LEWIS, ARTHUR STAFFORD. SECOND ROW; |. W. DAVIS, JR., JOE GOOD- WIN, Rudolph Rhue, Maxton Tosto, Bryan Loftin, Ivy Mason, Billy Downum. THIRD ROW: Vincent Wright, Tommy Davis, Louis Noe, Gordon Hardesty, Julian Piver, Clyde Owens, Stuart Hill. NOT SHOWN: Edgar Pake, Billy Ricks, Albert Small. A JUNIOR SPEAKS Well here we are--next to the top step in our journey through high school (with the front steps and balcony as our goal). This has been an exciting year which will be topped this spring by the Junior-Senior Banquet. We really will have quite a task to present one which will excel the two previous ones but we are trying. The Junior Class this year has members in all extra- curricular activities of the school such as band, Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club, F.H.A., and basketball. Too, we have several members on the Student Council. Thus far, we have been successful in our undertakings but the greatest test lies ahead--our senior year! Here's hoping we can make B.H.S. proud of us--the future seniors! 17 Edith Willis . Bertha Davis Jimmy Parkin Nancy Russell . . .Secretary .Vice-President . . Treasurer . . .President FIRST ROW: Barbara Mason, Patricia Lewis, Lela Fodrie, Edith Lewis, Shirley Springle, Patsy Hardesty, Shirley Taylor, Janet Gillikin, Martha Pake. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth House, Ann Norcum, Bobbie Jean Herring, Dessie Pittman, Bertha Davis, Dorothea Gillikin, Lorna Smith, Edith Ann Willis, Joyce Norris. THIRD ROW; Nancy Russell, Faye Taylor, Mary Lillie Haynes, Marie Webb, Ellen Norcum, Jane Mason, Catherine Noe, Kathryn Willis, Cynthia Skarren. 18 FIRST ROW: Shelia Kay Smith, Nellie Cannon, Loretta Taylor, Mary Olive Martin, Betty Garner, Jean Dixon, Connie Lewis, Lois Benton, Ann Hopkins, Iris Dudley. SECOND ROW: Marion Noe, Jim Smith, Delbert Rhue, Pierson Willis, Jimmy Parkin, Edward Powell, Blythe Noe, Carl Lewis, Wallace Garner, Mr. Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Gene Lewis, Bobby W. Willis, Braxton Blake, Graydon Glover, Bobby Safrit, Bobby Willis, Donnie Dudley, John Lynch, Gary Copeland, George Russell, Harry Taylor. NOT SHOWN: Clyde Bell, Clem Merrill. A SOPHOMORE SPEAKS This year the Sophomore Class has tried its best to over- come that disease known as Min-between-itis.” We feel now that maybe we haven’t shown our superiority over the Fresh- men quite as much as last year’s Sophomores did us, but, after all, we had too much on our minds to be bothered with such trivial matters. We have taken an active part in almost every school activity in order to overcome this well-known disease, and now we feel we can truthfully say that we belong to the high school group. The F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, band, 4-H, and the paper staff all are made up of some members of our class. With our class officers, Nancy Russell, Bertha Davis, Edith Willis, and Jimmy Parkin, we have sailed through with flying colors to goon as best we know how to the next step in our ladder. 19 SH reSnmen Billy Eudy . Patsy Sadler . Corrine Scurlock Lewis Woodard . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . President FIRST ROW: Ann Owens, Nellie Ward, Wilma Jean Cummings, Gwendolyn Adams, Joan Garner, Elizabeth Morton, Patsy Becton, Lola Pratt, Molly Hopkins, Peggy Dixon. SECOND ROW: Julia Kelly, Verna Carraway, Annie Louise Willis, Vickie Taylor, Christine Dunn, Virginia Hill, Corrine Scurlock, Lou Ann Mason, Elizabeth Woodard. THIRD ROW: Ann Noe, Patsy Sadler, Barbara Goodwin, Fay Merrell, Jackie Dickin- son, Bitsy Brooks, Sylvia Martin, Joyce Merrell, Buelah Eubanks, Mrs. Beveridge. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Bryant, Kay Lewis, Inez Smith, Erleen Willis, Emma Perry, Jean Taylor, Phyllis Piner, Minnie Pake. NOT SHOWN: Peggy Austin, Catherine Lewis, Maxine Mason. 20 FIRST ROW; Edwin Becton, Tommy Russell, James Taylor, William Longest, Donald Taylor, Vernon Courtney, Clifton Cox, Jackson Edwards. SECOND ROW: Carol Jones, Ronald Chadwick, Thelma Darling, B. G. 0!Neal, Joan Chipman, Andy Mason, Ruth Whitehurst, Billy Eudy, Louise Parkin, Jackie Simpson, Rose Marie Lupton. THIRD ROW; Johnny Olund, Jimmy Modlin, Dickie Dickinson, Gordon Davis, Frank Gillikin, Lewis Woodard, Wallace Conner, Ronald Quidley, Bobby Smith, Jimmy Guthrie. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Salter, Douglas Cannon, Everett Styron, George Eastman, Otis Lewis, John Burroughs, Charles Farlow, Tommy Gooding, Billy |pock. NOT SHOWN: Carl Bell, John Betts. A FRESHMAN SPEAKS Long will we remember that first day in high school. No one knew what to do, and after each period we had to consult our schedules to find out where the lowly freshmen were to go next. After the first few days of trial and failure we finally caught on. Initiation in the various clubs was not as bad as we had expected and we rather enjoyed it. Of course all those books, dust cloths, dolls, etc., we had to carry around got in our way between periods and everyone laughed when we had to clean the sidewalks with our toothbrushes. High school has really been wonderful and we love it. We appreciate all the things the teachers and upperclassmen have done for us. We especially want to thank Mrs. Beveridge and Mrs. Salter, without whose guidance we, the freshmen of 1949-1950 would have been lost. 21 SEATED: Peggy Guthrie, Elizabeth Woodard, Jimmy Parkin, Gene Lewis, Billy Eudy, Andy Mason', Billy Downum, John Lynch, Carroll Ann Willis, Mary Martin. STANDING: Howard Fodrie, Louis Noe, Bert Brooks, Julian Austin, Miss Chadwick, Guy Smith, Iris Davis, Mary Davis, Catherine Noe, Bertha Davis, Rozella Smith, Vera Lou Loftin, Shirley Pat Springle. FIRST ROW: Margaret Fodrie Wyman, Letitia Simpson, Connie Dudley, Helen Paul, Olive Taylor, Anna Lou Laughton, Jean Taylor, Patsy Mason, Bernice Griffin, Elizabeth Bell-, Christine Hansen. SECOND ROW; Jean Hopkins, Ola Laughi nghouse , Sue Ward, Mamie Springle, Carolyn Gaskill, Jane Basden, Peggy Piver, Joyce Garner, Dorothy Wallace, Vera Lou Loftin, Peggy Guthrie, Neva Dail, Miss Chad- wick. THIRD ROW: Mary Johnson, Betty Lou Stuart, Daisy Sullivan, Betsy Fulford, Carroll Ann Willis, Janet Davis, Jean Bell, Betsy Noe, Mary Frazier Paul, Julian Austin, Letitia House. FOURTH ROW; Betty Jean Tyler, Iris Davis, Shirley Lipman, Patsy Miller, Billy Bownum, Albert Small, Cedric Beachem, Tommy Davis, Howard F odric. 22 FIRST ROW; Mary Frazier Paul, Helen Paul, Olive Taylor, Anna Lou Laughton, Jean Taylor, Elizabeth Bell, Christine Hansen, Elizabeth House. SECOND ROW: Jean Hopkins, Nita Moore, Iris Davis, Carol Chadwick, Nancy Russell, May Jo |pock, Mary Davis, Bertha Davis, Peggy Guthrie. THIRD ROW; Neva Dail, Betty Jean Tyler, Shirley Lipman, Betsy Fulford, Carroll Ann Willis, Janet Davis, Mary Sue Lynch, Letitia House, Betsy Noe, Miss Duncan. FIRST ROW; Julian Piver, John Lynch, Bill Sammons, Guy Smith, Howard Fodrie, OTTIS JEFFERSON, JULIAN AUSTIN, JIMMY FODRIE. SECOND ROW; |RIS DAVIS, PEGGY Hamilton, Peggy Guthrie, Letitia Simpson, Peggy O'Neal, Betsy Fulford, Carroll Ann Willis, Shirley Lipman, Miss Johnson, Mr. McQuaid. ft, 2). rivers 4-JJ CU FIRST ROW: George Wallace, Wallace Conner, L. D. Springle, Albert Small, Clifton Cox, SECOND ROW: Harry Taylor, Wallace Garner, Vivian Benton, John Haynes, Billy Ricks. FIRST ROW: James Taylor, Andy Mason, Mildred Mason, Inez Smith, Dorothea Gillikin, Janet Gillikin, Faye Taylor, Betty Garner, Janice Willis, Patsy Warren. SECOND ROW: Douglas Cannon, Johnny Olund, Katherine Willis, Alice Hill, Loretta Taylor, Emma Perry, Cedric Beachem, Shirley Taylor, Clifton Cox, Mary Martin, June Garner, Kay Lewis. THIRD ROW: Tommy Russell, Otis Lewis, Mark Eubanks, Verna Carraway, Betty Lou Pittman, Sue Ward, Jean Taylor, Dessie Pittman, Martha Pake, Vickie Taylor, Joyce Norris, Nellie Cannon, Lois Benton, Gwendolyn Adams. FOURTH ROW: Wallace Garner, Billy Ricks, Fay Merrell, Braxton Blake, Melvin Eubanks, Edwin Becton, Maxton Tosto, Harry Taylor, John Burroughs, Tommy Gooding. 24 3.JJ.-J. Paper Staff FIRST ROW: Mary Olive Martin, Cynthia Skarren, Molly Hopkins, Ann Owens, Minnie Pake, Phyllis Piner, Virginia Hill, Patsy Becton, Mrs. Beveridge, Emma Perry, Catherine Noe, Mary Lillie Haynes, Ann Noe, Annie Louise Willis, Bitsy Brooks, Sylvia Martin, Lou Ann Mason. BETWEEN: Christine Dunn, Lola Pratt, Margaret Bryant, Peggy Dixon. SECOND ROW; Thelma Darling, Edith Lewis, Louise Parkin, Ann Norcum, Lorna Smith, Kathryn Willis, Inez Smith, Jean Dixon, Betsy Fulford, Fay Merrell, Bobby Jean Herring, Lois Dudley, Marie Webb, Shirley Pat Springle, Connie Lewis, Patsy Hardesty, Erlene Willis, Nellie Ward, Wilma Jean Cummings, Beulah Eubanks, Delmas Lewis, Corrine Scurlock. BACK: Verna Carraway, Jackie Dickinson, Barbara Goodwin, Patsy Sadler, Christine Hansen, Maxine Hyler, Genevieve Simpson, Joyce Merrill, Nancy Russell, Elizabeth Woodard, Edith Willis, Audrey Lawrence, Elizabeth House, Gwendolyn Adams, Jean Taylor, Fay Taylor, Vickie Taylor, Joyce Norris, Betty Garner, Nellie Cannon, Joan Garner, Shirley Taylor, kay Lewis, Janet Gillikin, Loretta Taylor, Iris Dudley, Martha Pake, Patricia Lewis, Ellen Norcum, Sheila Smith, Dorothea Gillikin, Lela Fodrie. SITTING: Carroll Ann Willis, Vera Lou Loftin, Connie Lewis, Elizabeth Bell, Shirley Lipman, Helen Paul, Jimmy Fodrie, Gary Copeland. STANDING: Gordon Davis, May Jo Ipock, Cedric Beachem, Mark Eubanks, John Lynch, Virginia Hassell, Janice Murphy, Sylvia Martin, Margaret Bryant, Fay Taylor, Anna Lou Laughton, Janice Keller, Donald Fulcher, Sue Gibbs, Jimmy Parkin, Lavinia Mason, Bobby Davis. liiiililililil FIRST ROW: Molly Hopkins, Dorothy Pake, Connie Dudley, Julian Austin, John Burroughs, Charles Owens, Stephen Dudley, Sterling Chadwick, Peggy Guthrie, Elizabeth Bell. SECOND ROW: Iris Davis, Nita Moore, Robert Thompson, Genevieve Simpson, Carol Jones, Virginia Davis, Iris Dudley, Barbara Piner, Norvy Gilli- kin, Jimmy Murphy, Jerry Willis, Helen Paul. THIRD ROW: Gherman Holland, Edwin Becton, Ottis Jefferson, George Eastman, Larry Moore, Jimmy Potter, Andy Mason, Jean Hopkins, Bitsy Brooks, Ann Hill. FOURTH ROW; Donald Fulcher, Colon Merrill, Kenneth Willis, Vincent Wright, John Lynch, Catherine Noe, Bobby Willis, Mr. King, Billy Simpson. FIRST RCW: Peggy Guthrie, Molly Hopkins, Sterling Chadwick, Elizabeth Bell. SECOND ROW: Iris Davis, Helen Paul, Nita Moore. 26 FIRST ROW: Lewis Woodard, Gherman Holland, Jimmy Wheatly, Clifford Lewis, George Huntley, Jr., Charles Springle, Frank Potter, T. G. Leary. SECOND ROW: Letitia House, Jean Hopkins, Sadie Harris, Frances Bell, Elizabeth Ann Leary, Dorothy Ransom, Barbara Fulcher, Shelba Laughton, Jean Pittman, Phyllis Pake, Paula Jones, Jean Jenkins, Martha Gibbs, Ann Hill. THIRD ROW: Linda Salter, Bunny Moore, Elizabeth Hill, Judy Moore, Frances Ballance, Barbara Downum, Ann Lewis, Martha Ransom, Peggy Williams, Rae Frances Hassell, Catherine Potter. FOURTH ROW: Grace Whitehurst, Anita Copeland, Barbara Harris, Sue Margaret Gibbs, Virginia Davis, Elizabeth Bell, Mr. Van Deventer, Nancy Russell, Shirley Lipman, Christine Hansen, Janet Gillikin, Dorothea Gillikin. Anna Lou Laughton, Robert Thompson, Mary Frazier Paul, John Smith, Olive Taylor. 27 FIRST ROW: Jim Smith, Dickie Dickinson, Edgar Cole, Vincent Wright, Charles Owens, Arthur Stafford, Billy Downum, Gary Copeland, Clyde Owens, |vy Mason, Bert Brooks, Jimmy Fodrie. SECOND ROW: Delmas Lewis (manager), B. G. 0 Neal, Kenneth Willis, Guy Smith, Bill Sammins, Howard Fodrie, Julian Piver, Robert Thompson, Gordon Hardesty, Julian Austin, Mr. McQuaid (coach), Billy Eudy. This year’s football team is the first to represent the school since 1942. During the war, football was discontinued due to lack of equipment and capable coaching, but now, in the year 1949-1950, the Beaufort Junior Chamber of Commerce has raised money to buy equipment for us. Coach McQuaid took the gridiron hopefuls and started working them into shape. By the time of our first game we had a hard-working team which defeated Richlands 19 to 0. Our second and last game was played with Swansboro. We succumbed to a last half defeat with a final score of 14 to 12. We started too late to arrange more games, but next year the Sea Dogs will have a full eight game schedule FOX-DOWNUM CO. Ready to Wear and Dry Goods 28 Beaufort, North Carolina FIRST ROW: Bill Sammons, Howard Fodrie, Jimmy Fodrie, Otis Jefferson, Guy Smith. SECOND ROW; Delmas Lewis (manager), Clyde Owens, Gordon Hardesty, Julian Austin, Mr. McQuaid (coach), Charles Owens, Billy Rudy, John Lynch. We are very proud of our boys basketball team this year. They have added two champ- ionship trophies to our collection. This first was won in the county tournament, in which we defeated Newport and Harkers Island. The boys were then invited to play in the Alliance Tournament, and came out winners there also. Here are listed the teams played and the scores. Beaufort 27 Harkers Island 20 Beaufort 34 Smyrna 20 Beaufrot 21 Newport 32 Beaufort 26 Harkers Island 17 Beaufort 59 Atlantic 21 Beaufort 40 Atlantic 20 Beaufort 29 Hobucken 18 Beaufort 20 Vanceboro 26 Beaufort 16 Morehead City 30 Beaufort 24 Dover 41 Beaufort 40 Richlands 36 Beaufort 37 Smyrna 14 Beaufort 44 Hobucken 29 Beaufort 35 Richlands 27 Beaufort 29 Newport 36 Beaufort 32 Dover 19 Beaufort 54 Swansboro 17 Beaufort 55 Swansboro 16 Beaufort 25 Morehead City 20 Total Beaufort 647 Opponents 459 Games Beaufort 14 Opponents 5 29 FIRST ROW: Charles Owens, Jimmy Fodrie, Julian Austin. SECOND ROW; Ottis Jefferson, Bill Sammons, Howard Fodrie, Guy Smith. FIRST ROW: Iris Davis, Carroll Ann Willis, Mary Sue Lynch. SECOND ROW: Letitia Simpson, Peggy 0!Neal, Peggy Guthrie. FIRST ROW: Iris Davis, F; Letitia Simpson, G; Peggy Guthrie, F; Mary Sue Lynch, G; Carolyn Gaskill, F; Elizabeth House, G. SECOND ROW: Betsy Fulford, F; Carroll Ann Willis, F; Janice Willis, F; Alice Dudley, G; Nancy Russell, F; Peggy O'Neal, G. STANDING: Miss Johnson (coach), Peggy Hamilton (Manager) . The girls’ basketball team made a wonderful record this year--winning eighteen out of nineteen games. They were defeated in the New Bern Tournament, but won first place in the county tournament. This is the first time in this county that both the boys and girls’ team of one school have been champions. Here are listed the teams played and the scores. Beaufort 38 Harkers Island 22 Beaufort 44 Morehead City 18 Beaufort 37 Newport 21 Beaufort 57 Harkers Island 33 Beaufort 27 Atlantic 22 Beaufort 34 Atlantic 13 Beaufort 32 Hobucken 31 Beaufort 44 Vanceboro 27 Beaufort 35 Morehead City 12 Beaufort 36 Dover 28 Beaufort 29 Richlands 21 Beaufort 34 Smyrna 24 Beaufort 22 Hobucken 26 Beaufort 40 Richlands 39 Beaufort 60 Newport 39 Beaufort 43 Dover 19 Beaufort 38 Swansboro 20 Beaufort 36 Swansboro 27 Beaufort 30 Smyrna 28 Total Beaufort 716 Opponents 470 Games Beaufort 18 Opponents 1 31 32 j unior Varsity Gus Farlow, Pierson Willis, Jimmy Parkin, B. G. O’Neal, Gary Copeland. FRONT: Edward Powell. FIRST ROW: Gus Farlow, Pierson Willis, Jimmy Parkin, B. G. O’Neal, Gary Copeland. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Guthrie, Jimmy Modlin, Dickie Dickinson, Edwin becton, Johnny Olund, Mr. Skarren (coach), Ronald Quidley (manager). K i 5s f 5g ■■■ s: 3ft � 7i 1. That’s what I like about the South!!! 2. Young love atB.H.S. 3. Big Chief Thunder. 4. Dreamers’ Holiday. 5. Hail, Hail, The Gang’s All Here! 6. Smile for the birdie! 7. Sad Sack. 8. You name it!!! 9. Step right up, folks ! 10. Their young- er days! 11. Watchdogs. 12. Sittin’ Pretty! 13. Oh-h-h-h!!! 14. Improving the scenery! REMEMBER THIS In Beaufort Your Trusted Jeweler JARVIS HERRING DIAMOND RING 33 %} Goodwin instr uctor co g.B.ClA1 )EpAP-T SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROW: Bruce Edwards, Herbert Mason. SECOND ROW: Bernard Hall, Gherman Holland, Bobby Davis, Hugh Mason, Gerry Thomas. BACK: George Lewis. Tnnua SEATED: Betsy Noe, Mary Frazier Paul, Howard Fodrie, Olive Taylor, Neva Dail, Helen Paul, Margaret Fodrie Wyman, Jean Hopkins. STANDING: Delmas Lewis, John Haynes, Melvin Eu- banks, Miss Duncan (advisor). 36 1. Time out from classes. 2. Bachelors Club! 3. Your Indian's showing! 4. It’s in the bag!! 5. Ain’t he cute?? 6. Juncy, our fa- vorite!! 7. Off to school 8. Taking it easy!! 9. Chain gang. 10. Holly- wood minded!! 11. Engagement ring????? 12. Won’t they ever stop trying? 13. Glamour Boy!! 14. Wha hoppened? 15. Man- haters !? ? 16. Reliving the game ! 1 7. Cleaning up ! 18. Million dollar legs!! 19. Mary Davis; just a kid 20. Day dreaming !! 21. Little Lu- lu. 22. Talking things over! Compliments of TOPSAIL SERVICE STATIOA Texaco Products Marine Dock-Corner Front Orange St. Beaufort, N. C. Phone 509-1 Complime nts of HUnTLEO'S Hardware Building Supplies Phone 487-1 Beaufort, N. C. For Over a Quarter of a Century IRHITES Fine Dairy Products Milk Ice Cream Have Been the Choice of the Majority Get All Your Compliments Drug Store Needs of At LOFTIN MOTOR CO. iSA S uiAuc -tfcneo lb Sales Service V 8)J DRUG CO. (Mi PHONE 498-1 BEAUFORT, N.C. Beaufort, N. C. Compliments DAVIS BROTHERS of Dry Goods, Notions, and Shoes “Everything for the family” RAMSEY GROCERY CO. Front St. Beaufort, N. C. Beaufort, N. C. Best Wishes Compliments of POTTER’S PURE FOOD STORE BRADY’S CONFECTIONERY STORE Fruits, Vegetables, and Frozen Foods Quality Candy, Drinks, and Ice Cream Across from the School Phone 444-1 Beaufort, N. C. Beaufort, N. C. Good Luck, Grads Complime nts of C. G. GASKILL CO. HOOPER’S ESSO STATION Feed, Seed, Fertilizer “Those fine ESSO Products” Beaufort, N. C. Beaufort, N. C. C ompliments Compliments of of MARY JOYCE BIGGS JEFF’S BARBER SHOP Class of ’48 Front St. Beaufort, N. C. Compliments of IDEAL ANN ST. ESSO SERVICE STATION Is and Ideal Place for all Hobert Kelly Owner Proprietor Dry Cleaning “Service in our Business” Beaufort, N. C. 520 Front St. Beaufort, N. C. Compliments of Good Luck on the Long THE VOGUE Road Ahead “We sell anything Milady wears” TIRE SERVICE CO. Beaufort, N. C. J. R. Merrill Compliments of PAUL MOTOR CO. WRIGHT’S SERVICE STATION by L. B. McIntosh Home of Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge (job rated) Trucks for Carteret County Beaufort, N. C. Beaufort, N. C. Compliments of cuy GfiocERy “Quality Merchandise Always ” Phone 4741 Beaufort, N. C PARKERS MOTORS 509 Arendall St. “We aim to take care of our own’ Telephone M-939-6 Morehead City, N. C. MERRILL’S Ladies Ready to Wear Dry Goods Notions Meet your friends at Merrill’s GULF SERVICE STATION Marine and Auto Service J. W. Willis W. E. Lewis Front Turner St. Phone 3276 Compliments of HOLDEN’S RESTAURANT Carteret’s Foremost Restaurant Beaufort, N. C. Good Luck Grads JOE HOUSE DRUG STORE Phone 333-1 Your Rexall Store Front St. Beaufort Prompt and Reliable Prescription Service Congratulations Class of ’50 ROSf’S 5, 10, 25c STORE “Your Friendly Store” Beaufort, N. C. W. Roy Willis Day Phone 331-1 Nite Phone 301-6 BARBOUR’S MARINE SUPPLY CO. GROCERY USED CAR LOT Machinists, Blacksmiths General Repairing On Highway 70 Electric Acetylene Welding at the City Limits Universal Johnson Motors Opposite Beaufort High School Wisconsin Air Cooled Motors J.O. Barbour, Mgr. Beaufort, N.C. Luck to you, Graduates Compliments GEORGE LAUGHTONS GARAGE of General Repairs on all Makes of Cars Trucks Phone 516-6 Beaufort, N. C. FELTON’S Shoes and Men’s Apparel Beaufort, N. C. Let f.«. BELL be Your Druggist Phone 323-1 Beaufort, N. C. Goodbye Seniors BEAUFORT FLORIST ) We will miss you Flowers for all Occasions Telephone 337 THE BETA CLUB OF Beaufort, N. C. , BEAUFORT HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Ettie M. Jones jjWK j Compliments Compliments of of ANN STREET GROCERY LIPMAN’S Bruce Edwards-Proprietor “Clothes for the whole family” Phone B-844-1 Beaufort, N. C. Beaufort, N. C. MAOLA MILK ICE CREAM CO., INC. SOUND CHEVROLET CO., INC. “Taste the difference” Milk, Ice Cream, Butter, and Cheese Oldsmobile - Chevrolet - Pontiac Phone New Bern 4184 Sales and Service or Phone Morehead 7966 Phone M-562-1 Morehead City, N. C. Compliments The New of SANITARY FISH MARKET RESTAURANT HILL’s “Known for good clothes” New Bern-Greenville-Morehead Thirty yards east of Former Location Open Year Round 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Morehead City, N. C. Compliments Compliments of of MACHINE SUPPLY CO. CITY APPLIANCE FURNITURE CO. W. J. Ipock Front St. Beaufort, N. C. Beaufort, N. C. G. W. DUNCAN B. A. BELL Your Jeweler Since 1910 General Insurance, Real Estate and Long Term Home Financing Phone 521-6 Beaufort, N. C. Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry Silverware -China-Crystal Beaufort Phone 445-1 Compliments Compliments of of SUNSHINE LAUNDRY R. H. HILL CO. “The soft-water laundry” Dry Cleaning Beaufort, N. C. Phone 9266 17th Bridges St. Morehead City, N. C. C ompliments of Best of Luck Grads WAINWRIGHT ’S ESSO SERVICE STATION JOHNSON-SAUNDERS “Where you get that good ESSO service with a smile” DRY CLEANING CO. Stanley Wainwright Herbert Kelly Owner Manager Dial-B-447-1 Beaufort, N. C.